Quick Question.....(whoops!)/waghela

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hmmm

Bilva leaves are the leaves of a tree that grown in India mostly.

There is no english name..

http://www.boloji.com/festivals/00512.htm is a link to the story

about bilva leaves offering.

Look bilva leaves if you can see in the picture-

http://home.carolina.rr.com/lkleovic/photos/India/2002/Mamaleshwar/linga02.jpg

If Bilva leaves are not availale to you, then you can offer flowers

like lilies, tagar flowers (taberna montana or coronaria asarobacca),

look the pictures of tagar flowers-

http://amitkulkarni.info/pics/plants_flowers/

 

or any good flowers that are available to you.

see you.

Ketan.

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Dear Ketan Ji

 

Bilva Tree is known as the wood apple tree in english ......latin name Aegle

Marmelos......commonly called Bel.........and in later language also spelled

Vilva....from the Monier Williams Sanskrit Dictionary........more can be found

most likely by going on line and typing in the latin name or the english name

 

Thanks

 

DD

 

In a message dated 8/4/2005 5:37:35 PM Pacific Standard Time,

no_reply writes:

 

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> hmmm

> Bilva leaves are the leaves of a tree that grown in India mostly.

> There is no english name..

> http://www.boloji.com/festivals/00512.htm is a link to the story

> about bilva leaves offering.

> Look bilva leaves if you can see in the picture-

> http://home.carolina.rr.com/lkleovic/photos/India/2002/Mamaleshwar/linga02.jp

> g

> If Bilva leaves are not availale to you, then you can offer flowers

> like lilies, tagar flowers (taberna montana or coronaria asarobacca),

> look the pictures of tagar flowers-

> http://amitkulkarni.info/pics/plants_flowers/

>

> or any good flowers that are available to you.

> see you.

> Ketan.

>

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